Askari-Nasab emphasized that Chabahar is the most efficient and cost-effective route for transit to Central Asian countries.

Omari stated that there are one million employees in various institutions across the country.

The NSIA stated on Saturday that less than $100 million in exports were conducted abroad between May 4 and June.

This announcement comes as Iran recently reported that 400 of its commercial trucks have been stranded at the border due.

This comes amid growing concerns among citizens, particularly in Kabul, about persistent electricity shortages during the summer months.

Other herdsmen in Herat echoed this sentiment, stating that their milk production has increased and there is a need for.

The new regulation also mandates that bakeries use electronic scales.

Trucks crossing the border are required to obtain temporary entry permits from their respective countries.

According to the ministry, most of these permits were for positions in government institutions.

The signing took place during a ceremony in Kabul celebrating National Export Day.